92-foot dinosaur found in China could be the largest of its kind
A colossal fossil from south China has revealed Tongnanlong zhimingi, a mamenchisaurid sauropod that may have reached 28 metres. First excavated in 1998, the newly analysed remains include limbs, vertebrae and a shoulder blade over 1.8 metres long. Researchers say its vast, air-filled neck bones and record-breaking shoulder structure suggest it could be the largest mamenchisaurid ever found.
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A colossal fossil from south China has revealed Tongnanlong zhimingi, a mamenchisaurid sauropod that may have reached 28 metres. First excavated in 1998, the newly analysed remains include limbs, vertebrae and a shoulder blade over 1.8 metres long. Researchers say its vast, air-filled neck bones and record-breaking shoulder structure suggest it could be the largest mamenchisaurid ever found.
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Maduro sings 'Don't worry, be happy' amid threats from US
Amid threats from US and its massive military buildup in region, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was seen singing American singer Bobby McFerrin's 'Don't Worry Be Happy' song. "With one eye wide open and...other one too working, producing, building, keeping everything running and ready to smash...teeth of...North American empire, if necessary, from Bolivar’s homeland," he said in the video.
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Amid threats from US and its massive military buildup in region, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was seen singing American singer Bobby McFerrin's 'Don't Worry Be Happy' song. "With one eye wide open and...other one too working, producing, building, keeping everything running and ready to smash...teeth of...North American empire, if necessary, from Bolivar’s homeland," he said in the video.
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Amit Shah was nervous, his hands trembled: Rahul after LS clash
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said Union Minister Amit Shah appeared nervous and his hands were trembling while speaking in Lok Sabha on Wednesday. "Amit Shah ji used the wrong language...He is under tremendous mental pressure. Everybody saw this," he added. Shah and Gandhi had heated exchange of words in Parliament after the latter's allegations of "vote-chori" through SIR against BJP.
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Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said Union Minister Amit Shah appeared nervous and his hands were trembling while speaking in Lok Sabha on Wednesday. "Amit Shah ji used the wrong language...He is under tremendous mental pressure. Everybody saw this," he added. Shah and Gandhi had heated exchange of words in Parliament after the latter's allegations of "vote-chori" through SIR against BJP.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT 5.2
Sam Altman-led OpenAI has announced its most advanced artificial intelligence model, GPT-5.2. The company said in a statement that GPT-5.2 is faster, more capable at finding information, and better at tasks that require deeper reasoning. Calling it the "most capable model series yet for professional knowledge work", OpenAI said, "GPT‑5.2 sets a new state of the art across many benchmarks."
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12:53 pm Friday, 12 December, 2025
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Sam Altman-led OpenAI has announced its most advanced artificial intelligence model, GPT-5.2. The company said in a statement that GPT-5.2 is faster, more capable at finding information, and better at tasks that require deeper reasoning. Calling it the "most capable model series yet for professional knowledge work", OpenAI said, "GPT‑5.2 sets a new state of the art across many benchmarks."
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Wrestler Vinesh Phogat reverses retirement, shares post
Wrestler Vinesh Phogat has reversed her decision to retire. "I took time to understand...weight of my journey...In that silence, I found something I'd forgotten- 'the fire never left'," she wrote, adding she'd return to 2028 LA Olympics. Vinesh had retired after she was disqualified from Paris Olympics as she was found overweight on the day of her gold medal bout.
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Wrestler Vinesh Phogat has reversed her decision to retire. "I took time to understand...weight of my journey...In that silence, I found something I'd forgotten- 'the fire never left'," she wrote, adding she'd return to 2028 LA Olympics. Vinesh had retired after she was disqualified from Paris Olympics as she was found overweight on the day of her gold medal bout.
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BJP pitting Tagore against Bankim in Vande Mataram debate: Ramesh
Congress' Jairam Ramesh said BJP's JP Nadda is pitting Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay against Rabindranath Tagore. He wrote, "After distorting and twisting history...Nadda...demanded that the national song and the national anthem should have the same status. Way back in 1950...President Dr Rajendra Prasad had announced that Jana Gana Mana and Vande Mataram...shall have equal status."
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Congress' Jairam Ramesh said BJP's JP Nadda is pitting Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay against Rabindranath Tagore. He wrote, "After distorting and twisting history...Nadda...demanded that the national song and the national anthem should have the same status. Way back in 1950...President Dr Rajendra Prasad had announced that Jana Gana Mana and Vande Mataram...shall have equal status."
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Skydiver's parachute gets stuck on plane tail during jump in Aus
Australian Transport Safety Bureau released a video showing a skydiver’s parachute getting stuck on an airplane’s tail at 15,000 feet during a jump in North Queensland. The skydiver was pulled backwards by a sudden force, causing the reserve parachute to deploy and tangle on the tail. The skydiver then cut the reserve parachute and deployed main parachute to land safely.
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Australian Transport Safety Bureau released a video showing a skydiver’s parachute getting stuck on an airplane’s tail at 15,000 feet during a jump in North Queensland. The skydiver was pulled backwards by a sudden force, causing the reserve parachute to deploy and tangle on the tail. The skydiver then cut the reserve parachute and deployed main parachute to land safely.
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Rajnath Singh condoles passing of ex-Union Minister Shivraj Patil
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed grief over the demise of senior Congress leader and former Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil. "He was a seasoned leader, who served the country in various capacities and made effective contributions towards India's progress. My thoughts are with his family and well-wishers in this sad hour," he wrote on X.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed grief over the demise of senior Congress leader and former Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil. "He was a seasoned leader, who served the country in various capacities and made effective contributions towards India's progress. My thoughts are with his family and well-wishers in this sad hour," he wrote on X.
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How much does an F1 car cost?
A modern F1 car costs around $15.9 million (over ₹143 crore), according to Red Bull. However, prices can reportedly range from $12 million (₹108 crore) to $20 million (₹180 crore), depending on the team and upgrades. The steering wheel costs about $50,000 (₹45 lakh), while a set of wings (front and rear) costs around $2,00,000 (₹1.8 crore), Red Bull added.
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A modern F1 car costs around $15.9 million (over ₹143 crore), according to Red Bull. However, prices can reportedly range from $12 million (₹108 crore) to $20 million (₹180 crore), depending on the team and upgrades. The steering wheel costs about $50,000 (₹45 lakh), while a set of wings (front and rear) costs around $2,00,000 (₹1.8 crore), Red Bull added.
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US approves sale package of $686 million for Pakistan's F-16 fleet
US Defence Security Cooperation Agency confirmed in a letter to US Congress the approval for sale of advanced technology and support for F-16 fighter jets valued at $686 million to Pakistan. The plan includes Link 16 systems, cryptographic equipment and logistical support. "These...will provide more seamless integration...between the Pakistan Air Force and the US Air Force," the statement read.
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US Defence Security Cooperation Agency confirmed in a letter to US Congress the approval for sale of advanced technology and support for F-16 fighter jets valued at $686 million to Pakistan. The plan includes Link 16 systems, cryptographic equipment and logistical support. "These...will provide more seamless integration...between the Pakistan Air Force and the US Air Force," the statement read.
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Earth has a tail that stretches 2 million kilometres: Study
Earth has a magnetic tail that is almost two million kilometres long formed when the solar wind extends Earth's magnetic field far into space. The magnetic field lines are drawn into an elongated, narrow structure that is filled with flowing plasma as charged particles from the Sun pass by Earth. The tail material moves but stays connected overall, researchers said.
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Earth has a magnetic tail that is almost two million kilometres long formed when the solar wind extends Earth's magnetic field far into space. The magnetic field lines are drawn into an elongated, narrow structure that is filled with flowing plasma as charged particles from the Sun pass by Earth. The tail material moves but stays connected overall, researchers said.
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Goa club owners who fled on IndiGo flight were held from Hotel Indigo in Phuket
Luthra brothers, who fled India after a deadly fire killed 25 people at their Goa club, were caught at Hotel Indigo in Thailand's Phuket, Times of India reported. Notably, they flew on an IndiGo flight to Thailand, hours after the fire. They reportedly decided to fly to Thailand because as IndiGo crisis disrupted domestic operations, many international flights were active.
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Luthra brothers, who fled India after a deadly fire killed 25 people at their Goa club, were caught at Hotel Indigo in Thailand's Phuket, Times of India reported. Notably, they flew on an IndiGo flight to Thailand, hours after the fire. They reportedly decided to fly to Thailand because as IndiGo crisis disrupted domestic operations, many international flights were active.
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Bihar govt must ensure women feel safe in parental homes: Rohini amid family feud
After cutting ties with her family, RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav's daughter Rohini Acharya urged CM Nitish Kumar-led Bihar government to ensure women’s safety in parental homes. "Every daughter has the right to grow up with...assurance that her parental home is a safe place," she said. Notably, Rohini had alleged she was abused and thrown out of her parental house.
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After cutting ties with her family, RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav's daughter Rohini Acharya urged CM Nitish Kumar-led Bihar government to ensure women’s safety in parental homes. "Every daughter has the right to grow up with...assurance that her parental home is a safe place," she said. Notably, Rohini had alleged she was abused and thrown out of her parental house.
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Allu Arjun reviews Ranveer Singh starrer Dhurandhar
Telugu star Allu Arjun watched Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar at a theatre in Hyderabad on Thursday, and on Friday, he took to X (Twitter) to share his review. The Pushpa actor praised the film and wrote, "Just watched #Dhurandhar. A brilliantly made film filled with fine performances, the finest technical aspects, and amazing soundtracks. Magnetic presence by my brother @RanveerOfficial (sic)."
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Telugu star Allu Arjun watched Aditya Dhar's Dhurandhar at a theatre in Hyderabad on Thursday, and on Friday, he took to X (Twitter) to share his review. The Pushpa actor praised the film and wrote, "Just watched #Dhurandhar. A brilliantly made film filled with fine performances, the finest technical aspects, and amazing soundtracks. Magnetic presence by my brother @RanveerOfficial (sic)."
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India suffer their biggest-ever T20I defeat at home
India's 51-run defeat against South Africa in the second T20I in Mullanpur is their biggest-ever defeat (by runs) in T20I cricket at home. Further, South Africa have now won 13 T20I matches against India, which are the most wins by any team against India in the shortest format. The five-match series is levelled at 1-1.
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India's 51-run defeat against South Africa in the second T20I in Mullanpur is their biggest-ever defeat (by runs) in T20I cricket at home. Further, South Africa have now won 13 T20I matches against India, which are the most wins by any team against India in the shortest format. The five-match series is levelled at 1-1.
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Pollution not ideological issue, want to work with govt on it: Rahul
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi told Parliament that air pollution is not an ideological issue and Opposition is willing to cooperate with the government on it. "There will be full agreement between the government and us on this issue," he said. He warned that major cities are covered in "blanket of poisonous air" and millions of children are developing lung diseases.
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi told Parliament that air pollution is not an ideological issue and Opposition is willing to cooperate with the government on it. "There will be full agreement between the government and us on this issue," he said. He warned that major cities are covered in "blanket of poisonous air" and millions of children are developing lung diseases.
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India's drones & space tech industry to expand to $44 billion
India's aerospace, drones, and space-technology industry is projected to grow more than five-fold to USD 44 billion by 2033, according to a report. The expansion is expected to create over 2 lakh new jobs for engineers, researchers, data scientists, and other professionals as government reforms, private-sector participation, and international collaboration drive sector growth.
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India's aerospace, drones, and space-technology industry is projected to grow more than five-fold to USD 44 billion by 2033, according to a report. The expansion is expected to create over 2 lakh new jobs for engineers, researchers, data scientists, and other professionals as government reforms, private-sector participation, and international collaboration drive sector growth.
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ISRO's Bahubali to carry heaviest US satellite in space on Dec 15
ISRO will launch the 6.5-tonne BlueBird-6 communication satellite aboard the LVM3 'Bahubali' rocket on December 15, TOI reports. Built by AST SpaceMobile, it will be the heaviest American satellite ever lifted by India. After deployment, it will expand into a 2,400 sq ft phased-array antenna, the largest commercial structure in low-Earth orbit.
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ISRO will launch the 6.5-tonne BlueBird-6 communication satellite aboard the LVM3 'Bahubali' rocket on December 15, TOI reports. Built by AST SpaceMobile, it will be the heaviest American satellite ever lifted by India. After deployment, it will expand into a 2,400 sq ft phased-array antenna, the largest commercial structure in low-Earth orbit.
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Why are teams so obsessed with bowling first in T20s?: Jaffer on India's loss
Ex-India cricketer Wasim Jaffer reacted to India's 51-run defeat in the second T20I against South Africa, saying, "Why are teams so obsessed with bowling first in T20s?" "South Africa won the toss and fielded in the first game, lost. India did the same...lost," he wrote on X. "On good pitches, is 'fielding first' becoming an overrated T20 myth?" Jaffer asked.
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02:20 pm Friday, 12 December, 2025
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Ex-India cricketer Wasim Jaffer reacted to India's 51-run defeat in the second T20I against South Africa, saying, "Why are teams so obsessed with bowling first in T20s?" "South Africa won the toss and fielded in the first game, lost. India did the same...lost," he wrote on X. "On good pitches, is 'fielding first' becoming an overrated T20 myth?" Jaffer asked.
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Pakistan’s fertility rate stalled at 3.6 since 2006: Study
A new Population Council study warns that Pakistan's fertility rate has stalled at 3.6 children per woman since 2006. The stagnation stems from cultural norms, low female education, weak healthcare and slow income growth. Experts say unmet family planning needs must be addressed or Pakistan risks worsening population pressure and hindered economic development.
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A new Population Council study warns that Pakistan's fertility rate has stalled at 3.6 children per woman since 2006. The stagnation stems from cultural norms, low female education, weak healthcare and slow income growth. Experts say unmet family planning needs must be addressed or Pakistan risks worsening population pressure and hindered economic development.
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